Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-27

is visiting in Butte.
Mrs. Wm. Read, of Anaconda, will visit
Butte for a week, and while here will be the
guest of Mrs. Marcus DAILY.
DR.. j. w. Culbertson, of the Central Sur.
gical I%nirmary, Indianapolis. will arrive III
Butte September LIST.
Mrs. F. H. Winters, of Anaconda, accom-.
panied by her daughter Susie, has spent
several days in the city.
Harry Morris has accepted a position
with his uncle in Helena and leaves next
week to enter on his duties.
John F. Strauhal, General Manager of the
Kleinschmidt Commercial Company, was
up from Deer Lodge yesterday.
Frank Durand left the ci;y yesterday on
a visit to his ranch in Ruby Valley. He
will return some time this week.
Marshal Jolly. Ike Moorhouse, Sam and
Ed By mum and Dix Nickleson are among
the Butteites attending the Helena races.
There are undelivered kilograms at the
Western Union Office for Miss Julia Oar.
row, J. u. S%talling and c. K. Morrison.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. H. Horst. Miss frankie
Horst and Messrs. Long, Baldwin end
Owens spent Sunday last at the Warm
Springs.
U. s. Marshal Kelley and daughter. Miss
Georgia, are in the city. Miss Georgia is
under treatment by DR.. Leavitt for eye
troubles.
Lucien W. Voolfolk, of the banking house
of Clark & Larabie. Deer Lodge, wal in the
city yesterday. He returns home this
morning.
Will O'Neill, who looks after the hotel
and mercantile interests at Garrison, Deer
Lodge and Silver Bow, arrived in Butte
last evening.
Perry Beal, accompanied by his cousin.
Fred Beal, came IN from German Gulch
Monday. They return to the auriferous
region to-day.
Con Bray, of Dillon, ex-Sheriff of Beaver.
heal County, was in the city yesterday re-
newing former r~cquaintances and adding to
his list Of friends.
David Morris, of Morris Bros, Helena,
came over from the capital yesterday and
left last evening for a six weeks business
visit to Eastern cities.
Bert. e. Davis, who came to Butte for
the races, and was the guest of Will l..
Clark, has been quite sick with mountain
fever for several days.
Rev. MIR. Darrow. of the Baptist Church,
accompanied by his daughter, is taking q
vacation and camping out on Wise River
with a party OF friends.
H. r. Bartlett. manager of the Bee Hive,
leaves this morning by the Northern Pa
cifc for New York and Chicago to purchase
goods for the fall trade.
w. j. PenrOse, the han lsome and affable
editor of the Mining Journal. left yesterday
morning for Helena and will remain in the
capital during the week.
Misses Ida and Annie O'Bannon, of Deer
Lodge, who have been visiting in Butte, the
guests of Judge and Mrs. Knowles, returned
home on this mornings train.
Mrs. Geo. G. Monro, of Rocker, leaves
this evening for Chicago, her former home.
She goes for the benefit of her health and
expects to remain two months.
Mrs. Long. of Salt Lake, the mother of
Mrs. Shelley futile, Mrs. VIM. Read, Mrs.
Geo H. Linsley and Mr.. J. V. Long ia in
Butte, the guest of Mrs. Tuttle.
Bishop Foster and SOL, who were in
Butte during the Methodist Conference.
have one on a Welt to the Pacific Coast
towns in Washington Territory and Oregon.
John J. Jacobs leaves for Helena this
morning to boom the Montana lottery
enterprise. He will strike the CAPITAL
City IN good season to secure some OF the |
winnin Is at the races.
C.P H. Bielenberg, OF Deer Lodge. wae |
IN the city on a hasty business visit yester-
day. He returned last eveningto look after
the town which he says ia depopulated |
owing to the list Of attractions at the
o W. A. Clark is now at Delaware
Jap, Pennsylvania, and may be expected
arrive in Butte between the first and
the tenth OF September. He has been
nm m fon1o I {o. H. Ill., vY 1
company.
Mr.. c. H. Lee, recently of the COLLEGE of
but who has been secured as
Principal OF the Butte High School, is in
The city The gentleman is a thorough edu-
Gator and is gladly welcomed to- the scene
Of his future labors.
Peter Schumacher. OF Anaconda, who has
a $50 forfeit with the sporting editor
IHE MINER for some weeks. called last
evening to draw the money. He is open to
! mixed wrestling match, but none of our i
seem disposed to enter thu arena
lgainst him. Hence his action.
Rev. s. ". Blackiston and family. the
Kisses Pettibone. Miss Weisman and the ,
wo sons Of Nr. and Mrs. W. NJ. Jack. re- J
urned Monday from ayortnight's vacation !
pent on Big Hole and Wise Rivers. A de. /
lghtful time was had and the party returns
nth the conviction of having enjoyed a q
nost enjoyable trip. l
James W. Forbis came up from the i
emporary summer residence Of the outing q
arty, at Race Track, yesterday. All the
3odern conveniences and Inconvenience 3
nd appliances are connected with the 7
house, while Others were in con. II
smplation during the absence oil the male a
of the party, who expect to return q
the valley tomorrow. n
Spokane Falls Review: II. 8. Clark. a n
citizen Of Butte, is in the CITY ~
n a visit. Mr.. Clark held the important =
of Clerk and Recorder of Silver Bow p
'unty for a number of terms. and is a ~
ntleman who is held in high favor -
Iroughout Montana. 1t is to be hoped ".
at Mr.. Clark will SO fall in love with ~
al to decide to make this his
he
the notable guests of the st. to
yesterday were George Martin, ne
;nkor, Great Falls, and VIM. J. Hutch pl
q, manager of the South Montana Min. nj,
!, and Milling Company, OF Marysville. ma
lis mine abuts the celebrated Drum Lum-
IN and it's ore products are OF the same tn
and quality, Considerable r.
velopment has been done on this splendid tn,
operty and an excellent plant has been ce,
divided. Il.